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Posted by John Hichwa on May 23, 2012 at 8:30am 1 Comment 1 Like
Learning to strike a ball using a paddle and a volley foam ball will develop good hand-eye coordination. Learning and practicing these skills has a cross-over effect on many sport activities. Today, I will conclude the Striking Skill Lesson with the forehand, backhand, and will share some drills that include these skills.
Forehand (directions are for…
ContinuePosted by Gerry Cernicky on May 22, 2012 at 11:00pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
Nowadays, there aren't many things that are free, and even advice seems to ask for a handout fee. But, not in this case. Included in this topic are free things that have stood the test of time for many years, and if not, there are always alternatives and variations to make the skills and activities in line with the standards. Part of the tips, tricks and freebies is from my FREE, unpublished book (formatting on Word isn't perfect) that is…
ContinuePosted by Pam Powers on May 18, 2012 at 10:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
The President’s Council came out with a recent announcement that they will team up with the Entertainment Software…
Posted by Crystal Gorwitz on May 17, 2012 at 5:30am 1 Comment 0 Likes
In my physical education classes over the past several years I have had my students design an activity calendar (Sunshine Activity Calender) that they can use during the summer months to stay active! I print off a generic calendar for July and August for each of my students and on a rainy day that we cannot go…
There were some great things that happened during National Sport and Fitness Week. Please keep sharing what you did in your communities and with your students so that we can share with others the great ideas you have! Clay Ellis, NASPE National…Continue
Started by Pam Powers in General Discussion May 8.
May/June Strategies now available!The May/June issue of Strategies is now available. This issue showcases the following articles: Incorporating Two Square into your Elementary Physical Education Program – Tim Meyler and Sandy Wilson …Continue
Started by Tom Lawson in NASPE Announcements May 7.
Homework in physical education can be beneficial. Students, however, do not always take homework for physical education serious. What are great motivation strategies to help students take their homework serious?Continue
Started by Megan Tutor in General Discussion May 2.
There is much debate over how much of a physical education class' grade should be process and how much should be product. Some even argue that grades are not important at all in physical education. What is everyone's opinion on the issue?Continue
Started by Megan Tutor in General Discussion May 2.
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